Hosted at The Ian Potter Centre, the event will see Campbell transform Australian cultural motifs into rainbows and magical ponies. No kidding. The event will be a three-part installation of music and visual art that encourages children, and people alike, to find the beauty of the world and translate it into art.
Activities include using Campbell’s colourful drawings to create a backyard, duets with Campbell, and a chance to record, or sing-along-to, Campbell’s yeah, yeah, yeah song. It’s a positive initiative by the National Gallery of Victoria to “encourage children and families to discover and engaged with contemporary art and artists,” according to NGV Deput Director Andrew Clark.
